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Dr. Wagner's Honey Island Swamp Tours, Inc. 41490 Crawford Landing Rd. Slidell, LA 70461. Tel: (985) 641-1769. view website Add to trip planner. Two-hour narrated boat tour of one of America's most pristine cypress swamps. Learn the history and ecology of the swamp and its inhabitants.
The Honey Island Swamp, nestled near New Orleans, Louisiana, is a mesmerizing blend of history and natural wonder. Spanning 70,000 acres, this one of the least-altered river swamps in the United States is not only a testament to the resilience of nature but also a repository of intriguing folklore, including legends of the Honey Island Swamp ...
An Intermediate Kayak Tour Through the Honey Island Swamp. Explore the wild Honey Island Swamp! This guided New Orleans kayak swamp tour opens your eyes to the real backwoods swamp. Take in the sights, learn about the history and legends of Honey Island, and admire this unique ecosystem as you paddle along. What to Expect
Dr. Wagner's Honey Island Swamp Tours 41490 Crawford Landing Rd Slidell, LA 70461 Reservations call 985.641.1769 or 504.242.5877. facebook instagram youtube
Cruise through the wild wetlands of Honey Island Swamp on a 2-hour boat tour. Located on the marshy shores of Lake Ponchartrain just north of New Orleans, this protected nature reserve is home to an array of southern wildlife, from egrets and herons soaring above to otters and alligators lurking below the water’s surface. Hear tales of swamp pirates, fishermen’s lore and mysterious ...
Turn RIGHT onto the Service Road and follow it 1.5 miles to its end at the Pearl River. 41490 Crawford Landing Road, Slidell, LA 70461 Lat: 30.3030228 Lon: -89.706459. Enjoy this Louisiana Swamp experience — a unique outdoor adventure that is safe, organized, fun, and educational.
Don’t forget to use the restrooms before embarking on this 2-hour tour throughout nearly 70,000 acres of the Honey Island Swamp, a permanently protected wildlife preserve. While walking down the dock, embrace the excitement of seeing the moss hanging from the gnarled cypress trees and the sweet smell of wild azaleas in the air.
